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Based on accumulation patterns and breakouts we've already seen on $TAO and $PENGU ... what if majors like $SOL are quietly forming a bottomed accumulation range rather than bearish continuation? Add memes rotating back and liquidity returning to the market, and the setup starts looking very different.
Something to consider.
Decision time is coming. Waiting for a direction first tbh

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sentiment shift

memes
$PENGU leads
$TROLL follows
solana:7GCihgDB8fe6KNjn2MYtkzZcRjQy3t9GHdC8uHYmW2hr potentially next

Completely unbiased
$TAO, $BIO, $PENGU and $ZEC are the best looking charts right now. Best momentum setups right now.

Bought FET at the exact lows in 2022, ~$45m mcap. Had to sell for small profits, broke student. It ran to 5B in 2 years. Now I have the capital and I understand what bear market research into slow building narratives actually does. What comes out of this bear? Stables, DeSci, AI, compute, RWA, robotics, probably a mix. But stablecoin infra and DeSci are where I'm most convicted so far.

Almost every time I break my trading principles & rules, I end up taking losses.
Trading is always a cycle of ups and downs, never a straight line upward.

Toly sending $BURNIE anytime soon or what?

One more month until my summer break, let’s make some money until then.
DeSci szn

When you start making money as a trader, even if it's your first 5k, keep a low profile, lend to no one, and stay grounded. Internalize this early, before the real money comes.

Parabolic in a bear market.
DeSci isn't being ignored.
That's exactly how the AI run began.

Never underestimate TA on a momentum trade within an uptrend, it's your edge.

Long $BIO is still the playbook

what every new trader needs to master first
Mastering the fundamentals of TA and simple pattern dynamics is arguably the single most important foundation any aspiring trader can build. Those who skip this step, whether out of laziness or the belief that there's a shortcut, will inevitably learn that lesson the hard way.
My recommendations: stare at charts for a long time and study "Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets" by John J. Murphy